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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1898

Page

6

The Sunday School Lesson on Joash and the Temple Repair

A sermon outline comments on Second Chronicles chapters 34 and 24 noting Joash’s return to temple repair under Jehoiada after Jehoshaphat’s death. It emphasizes obedience over royal compulsion, the right way to give offerings, and God’s provision for His work, urging faithful, voluntary support for church needs.

Joash Jehoshaphat Jehoiada Israel Goa Moses Congregation of Israel Jerusalem Temple Athaliah House of God Baalim Baal Jesus Christ Christ Judah David Joseph Mary Egypt Church of God Body of Christ

Theme for the Christian Endeavor Week Oct 18

Rev 5 H Doyle offers a commentary on Gideon and the 300 in a lesson for Christian Endeavor society work. Emphasizes depending on God, consecration, and collaborative effort with God to improve prayer, membership, committee work, and socials with Scripture readings to guide the week.

H. Doyle Gideon God the Lord Eph. iv Col. iii I Pet. iv

Out of Prospective and Life’s Opportunities Reflections

A reflective passage contrasts valuing worldly gains with the neglect of spiritual prospects. It argues that opportunities for spiritual life are often taken for granted while material advantages are celebrated, urging readers to reframe their perspective toward the kingdom of God in others and themselves.

Exalting Christ in the Christian Struggle

A devotional meditation on the Eden conflict between sin and obedience to divine will. It argues that choosing the Creator over personal gain exalts Jesus Christ, with true victories centered in following the wise Lord rather than succumbing to temptation.

Eden God Jesus Christ Christ William T. Ellis

Approved of God and the danger of worldly approval

The piece argues that a Christian should seek approval from God not men. Worldly popularity is warned as dangerous since friendship with the world is enmity with God. It cites a teaching of Jesus that being well spoken of by all conflicts with divine approval.

God

Painful but Wholesome guiding daily discipline

The quote reflects a stern moral exhortation to endure painful self restraint. It emphasizes calmness, self control, and purposeful direction, urging the reader to recall their identity and aim. The reforming church messenger voice frames this as a demanding yet wholesome practice for daily conduct.

Reformed Church Messenger

To Be Miserable Source Quote

A compact reflection on self focus and misery. The author argues that centering thoughts on one’s own wants leads to continual unhappiness.

Charles Kingsley

Fitchburg excursion visitors from Middlesex county

Hon G W Sanderson and E N Robinson joined a Fitchburg railroad trip to Albany and New York City. The Dahlias displayed at the Baptist church were from Frank E Wilkins of Carlisle with a hundred varieties. A florish note says flowers please visitors. Sore throat and colds are prevailing distempers in the area.

G. W. Sanderson E. N. Robinson Fitchburg Albany New York City The Baptist Church Frank E. Wilkins Carlisle

Holliston Hosts Fram ingham Baptist Annual Session

The Baptist church of Holliston hosted delegates from the Framingham Baptist association for its annual meeting on Tuesday. Morning devotionals were led by Rev. N E Hermon, with officer elections, welcome by Rev. E I Lindh, and the annual sermon by Rev. F T Whitman. Evening song service led by Rev W Colburn. Welcome by Robert C Kames and response by Robert T Cronin. Addresses included Rev F L Wilkins on The Christian Wanted for the Twentieth Century and Rev Herbert J White on The Expression of Life.

Baptist Church of Holliston Framingham Baptist Association West Medway E. I. Lindh F. T. Whitman South Framingham RE. W. Colburn Robert

Death Of Mr Hayward's Baby Dated Oct 6

The infant of Mr William Hayward died Thursday evening October 6. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the home with Rev. Martyn officiating. The choir sang two selections.

William Hayward Martyn Dea. M. E. Wood J. F. Hayward Dea. S. B. Hager Sunday School Association Worcester Dea. Wood Emily Wood Dea. M. E

Groton Area Social and Family News Highlights

The town notes a busy start to the season with the Woman's club meeting at Miss Eliza beth Thacher’s home including prayer, current events, an address, dues, and a club song. Upcoming events include a music and Spain lecture by Rev Joshua Young, a wedding of Anna Belle Lyford to Leslie A Hager, and a parish party led by Rev Voorhees. The Groton Co operative Creamery began operations October 1 with over three tons of milk daily. multiple residents moved residences. the first Groton school game defeated Boston Latin 17 to 0. teacher meetings, local visits, and upcoming educational gatherings are announced.

Woman's Club Elizabeth Thacher Amelia Frost Lucy J. Dodge Julia S. Conant Town Hall Joshua Young Groton Spain Mr. Coleman Boston Unitarian Church Beach Street Bridgeport Conn Anna Belle Lyford J. Cc. Lyford Leslie A. Hager Littleton Mass E. G. Fullerton Port Street J. Francis Quinn Second Street M. E. Church New York Bertha M. Morrill Frederick H. Lyford Horace A. Springer John H. Hager Gardner New York Sun Supple Pepperell George Woods Rollins Groton School Boston Latin School D. M. Lowell Amesbury Deacon K. C. Totten Reading M. M. Jey North Middlesex Teachers’ Association MacDonald State Board of Education A. M. Crane Baptist Church

Shirley Woman's Robbery Allegation After Jail Arrest

Clinton despatch reports Amos L. Parker of Shirley arrest at Boston and Maine station for drunkenness after dragging a woman. Lillian Hutchins of Ayer produced a bank book for $195 as evidence, claiming Parker's drunken spree and manipulation with a $565 insurance check led to tension and theft.

Clinton Worcester O'Toole Amos L. Parker Shirley Boston and Maine Lillian Hutchins Ayer Parker Montreal Andrews G Livery Fitchburg Bank

Paris inspired polonaise gown with long apron front

A French cloth costume in brown and blue features a long pointed apron front with oxidized silver buttons, polonaise drapery, and a four yard foot span skirt. Styled bolero with Persian lamb revers and a black velvet turban completes the ensemble. Harper's Bazar patterns provide the gown cut.

Paris Harper’s Bazar

Wedding of Miss Mary Alden and Mr Frank Parker

Miss Mary Alden, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adnan W. Alden, wed Mr. Frank Hall Parker of East Pepperell at the bride’s Norwood home. Rev. Chas. F. Weeden officiated, with Colburn’s orchestra and elegant refreshments. The couple, popular in Chelsea and Norwood circles, plan a two week wedding journey to Philadelphia and the South before settling in Chelsea.

Mary Alice Alden Adnan W. Alden Frank Hall Parker Winslow Florence M. Keith Brockton Fred O. Parker William H. Peak Chelsea Geo. A. Alden Norwood High School Dedham Telephone Exchange Hyde Park Boston Philadelphia Winslow S. Parker Pepperell Albert J. Noble Mary E. Noble Brookline Wiliam Spring Brock the Historical Society Emily Hildreth John B. Willard Nourse Lena Nourse Srd Hattie Farwell Milford Unitarian Conference of Churches Uxbridge J. P. Sheafe Andrew Fairbanks G. T. Gale Cleaves Sarah Sprague J. C. Duncan Clinton Sunday School Society Concord Clara Hapgood Ruth Whitney

Refund guarantee on Greene's Syrup of Tar and Ely's Cream Balm card

A dated card quotes refunds for a fifty cent bottle of Greene's Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cold and a twenty five cent bottle if unsatisfactory. It promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a catarrh and cold remedy available by mail and at druggists. The notice cites testimonials on relief of mucus, improved voice and hearing and lists medical and business signatories in Middlesex and New York locations.

Greene G. C. Brock & Co Geo C. Osgood M. D. Ellingwood & Co Central and Middlesex F. H. Butler & Co Middlesex. Co F. Glanchard Ely Ely Brothers Warren Street New York J. W. Peidson Monmouth

Sunday religious services listed for many churches in town

A compiled schedule lists Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Universalist Unitarian and Catholic services across Chelmsford Street Worthen Street Central and surrounding areas with pastor names sermon times Sunday school hours and special meetings. Notable entries include First Baptist at 10.20 and 6.30, Immanuel Baptist 10.30, St. Patrick's and Sacred Heart masses, and various missions and societies.

Chelmsford Street H. Lockhart Tor Union Free 1St Church Barristers Hall Central W. A. Morang Immanuel Baptist Blossom Street Mas S. Sayer, Jr Young Paves Worthen Street Baptist Bowley Green Young People’s Branch Street Tabernacle O. FE. Mallory Rgastor Young People's Paige Street Freewill A. E. Wilson Aftor Bunce School Mount Vernon Freewill O. H. Denney Fifth Street Baptist Wenry W. C. Millington Epworth League Centralville Methodist Corner Ridge Hildreth J. A Bowler Primitive Methodist Berean Moors Street Lawrence Street Rev. S. Darlington Mechanics Hall Geo. F. Kenngott London Street C. E._ Poole Kirk Street W. A. Bartlett C. E John Street Geo. H. Johnson French Congregational Fletcher and Bowers Streets T. G. A. Cote Eliot Summer Street J. M. Greene D. D Highland Charles L. Merriam Acor Samel M. Dick Sundhool Abnoen St. Anne’s A. St. John Chambre A. A. V. Binnington St. John’s Gorham Street L. Cranchester House of Praser Walker Street J. A. Foster Methuen Presbyterian Westminster Tyler Street D. A. McPhie Flist Appleton Street Jas, M. Craig First Universalist Hard _street C. E. Fisher Y. P. C. U. Até. Grace R. A. Greene Young People’s Service Unitarian Charles T. Billings Unity Meeting House Church Street St. Patrick’s St. Peter's Michael Rowan Sacred Heart Moore Street St. Jean Baptiste Merrimack Street St. Joseph’s Union Mission Church Barristers’ Hall Odd Fellows Central Mission First _ street Read Street Eelock New Church Ray State Hall Central Street West Sixth Street Isaac B. Leclaire Ayer City Lincoln Street Tanner Street Church of Christ Scientist Pollard Palmer Street Church of Crist Middlesex Street Advent Christian Grand Street Old Odd Fellows’ Hall Evangelical Lutheran Church Meadowcroft Street J. V. Soderman

Toriita Mystery Note From The Kind You Have Always Bought

fragmentary text hints at a shop or brand named Lilekies with a signature line. no clear event date or place. further context needed to identify persons, organizations, or outcomes.

Beautiful Grey Hair Sales Ad From J T Rhodes Sons

A firm representing J T Rhodes & Sons advertises buying and selling on a large scale. They emphasize importing fair and ordinary colored hair to ensure quality and offer better goods at lower prices to customers.

J. T. Rhodes & Sons

Gas Light Co Officers Named in Report

The document lists Sewall G. Mack as president, Jacob Rogers as treasurer, and Said E. Raymond as clerk of the Vy Echuel Gas Light Company.

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D. M. Stearns Christian Endeavor Exalting Middlesex County Littleton Common Boxboro Harper's Bazar East Pepperell Harvard Methodist Episcopal Universalist Catholic Free Church George C. Wright Union Paige Street Kirk W. C. Westcott Arthur Rhodes Courier-Citizen Building Sewall G. Mack Jacob Rogers Said E. Raymond Sewal G. Mack Levi Forgue Alexander G.cumnock George 5. Motley Edward M. Tucke James Francis Courier-Citizen Co Middle Street Lowe
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